Explanation: Analogy sinister encounter or a severe test. Usage: Joint type; as object; conjunction with the stand the other Source: Qing Hong Sheng "buried Jade Palace of Eternal Youth": "The poor pair of mandarin ducks, wind and waves, straight change of position of being harassing." Examples: Regardless of ~, is worth a stroll. (Mao Zedong's "Prelude to Water Swimming")
fēng chuī làng dǎ
Analogy trampled setback
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That encounter the wind and the waves of the Army
That encounter the wind and the waves of wind and percussion. Mao Zedong's "Prelude to Water Swimming" word: "Let the wind blow and waves beat, is worth strolling." Zhang Lisheng, "written in the valley between the waves and" Poem: "Two years of wind and waves, two years of life at sea, the sea breeze ripple of the face, spray whiten the hair. "
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Analogy to bear hardships and difficulties and dangers
Analogy to bear hardships and difficulties and dangers. Qing Hong Sheng "Palace of Eternal Youth buried jade": "a pair of mandarin ducks poor, wind and waves, straight change of position of being harassing." Such as: power to build socialist modernization, and we work hard, hardships can not stop wind and waves do not look back.
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No. 5
词 目 风吹浪打 使用频率 常用
发 音 fēnɡ chuī lànɡ dǎ
释 义 比喻险恶的遭遇或严峻的考验。
示 例 清·洪升《长生殿》第二十五出：“可怜一对鸳鸯，风吹浪打，直恁的遭强霸。”
不管～，胜似闲庭信步。（毛泽东《水调歌头·游泳》）
近义词 风吹雨打、千锤百炼
反义词 风平浪静、风和日丽
英 文 the wind blows and the storm beats down
用 法 联合式；作宾语；与“经得住”等连用